The scrumptious, fulfilling taste of whipped coffee can never be battled with. You can grab some of this caffeine delight, decaf or normal, from your nearest cafe. Or you can make it on your own.
You can make whipped coffee at home with ease. The process is simple and requires little time. You can make whipped coffee with instant coffee, without it, and even with instant espresso. It is that simple!
What do you need to Whipped Coffee?
For a delicious whipped coffee, you would need some basic ingredients.
Ingredients:
For one serving of whipped coffee with Instant Coffee, you would need:
- 2 tablespoons of instant coffee
- 2 tablespoons of sugar
- 2 tablespoons of hot water
- Cold Milk, and
- Ice
- You need to have a hand mixer, an average-sized bowl, a glass, and a spoon other than these ingredients.
Let’s Make Whipped Coffee
After you have gathered all your ingredients, you need to start making your whipped coffee.
Step 1: Start Mixing.
You need to add 2 tablespoons of instant coffee, hot water, and sugar into a bowl. After you have added the measurements, you need to start mixing them thoroughly.
Step 2: Let’s Whip.
You can start to whip the mixture together with your hand mixer. This process takes the most time. You would need to be extra careful. Keep in mind that you need a fluffy, airy, and frothy texture.
Step 3: Add in the Milk
Take a glass of your choosing and pour in your cold milk. The best-whipped coffee is made with cold milk. You can also use a mug if you want to! Make sure to add in some ice cubes as well
Step 4: Assemble it!
After you have poured the cold milk and mixed your three ingredients, you need to start assembling. The process is simple. On top of the cold milk, add as many spoons of the espresso-sugar meringue as you want.
And that is it!
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